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In the liberal community’s ‘brave new post-4 June universe’, the RSS chief is seen as less illiberal — and more acceptable — than the Modi-Shah BJP. Why this is an incredible misreading of the situation. Watch Shekhar Gupta’s view in thus week's National Interest.----more----Read this week's National Interest here: https://theprint.in/national-interest/sangh-wants-bjp-to-know-its-not-dispensable-its-a-rap-on-the-knuckles-nothing-more/2132102/----more----Watch RSS Researcher Ratan Sharda interview here: https://youtu.be/vypcl65S5cY

In an unprecedented event, Ajit Doval has been appointed the NSA for a third term. In Episode 1469 of Cut The Clutter, Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta takes you through the establishment of a dedicated cabinet rank of the NSA, the most notable people holding this post, and how the post changed under different prime ministers.

SEBI paper proposes new eligibility criteria for stocks to qualify for futures & options market. The market's strong growth signals that norms need a review to protect investors.----more----https://theprint.in/economy/new-sebi-proposals-on-tightening-futures-options-norms-will-strengthen-market-protect-investors/2128887/

The Buddhist chronicle Jikji, the oldest surviving metal-printed book, was printed in Korea a full 77 years before Gutenberg’s Bible.----more----https://theprint.in/opinion/jikji-not-gutenbergs-bible-how-korean-buddhist-monks-created-the-first-metal-printed-book/2128800/